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Buying an Infant Cot Bed

A crib is the most popular type of baby bed. It is a wonderful space for your infant to sleep. However it can be a challenge for babies to settle into their cot.

Babies must be able to roll over easily. They should also sleep on an even surface. Avoid using blankets or pillows as they can cause the suffocation.

Safety features

When purchasing an infant cot bed it is essential to ensure whether it was made in a safe manner. This means that you must ensure that it has been tested to proper standards and that all of its parts are secure. This can be done by looking for the JPMA certification seal, or by making sure that there aren't any gaps between the mattress and the product sides which could trap a baby's head, arms or leg. You should also avoid adding pillows blankets, stuffed animals, or pillows as these can pose a suffocation hazard.

You might need to go into your child's room to change diapers, wash the cot, or give them some cuddles. It is also important to ensure that the cot bed has a mattress cover that is waterproof to guard it from accidents.

Most cot beds have adjustable mattress heights, and some have sides that are removable and can be lowered as your child grows. This will make it easier for your child to climb in and out of the cot as they get older, but it is important to keep an eye on them and then move them to a toddler bed at around 18 months or 2 years when they start to exhibit signs that they are ready to do this.

If your child is sleeping in the cot bed, it is recommended that you position the cot away from heaters and windows, wall lamps and curtain or blind cords as these can be a strangulation hazard for babies. It is important to create a safe zone surrounding the cot that is free of any bedding or toys that could cause an suffocation hazard and also remove climbing aids, such as large toys. This will help protect your child from injuries and allow the transition to a toddler bed a smoother process for all of you.

Convenience

A well-designed cot provides a comfortable sleep environment that promotes healthy posture. Its intentional spacing minimises the dangers of entanglement, which can cause suffocation for babies. Its simple design also gives parents a the ability to easily attending to their baby's needs during diaper changes and nighttime feedings.

Most cots are of standard size, which means they will fit most regular mattresses for babies. The cots are usually equipped with a mattress pad and fitted sheets to protect the cot from bumps and scratches. Some cots feature a removable side, which allows you to easily reach your child at bedtime. However, it's essential to follow the recommendations of The Lullaby Trust and only use mattresses that are suitable for your child's age and weight.

When your child outgrows his or her cot and you decide to move them to a toddler's bed. This can be a stressful moment for both parents and baby, however there are some steps you can take to help make the transition smoother. Check the height of the crib first. You want it to be lower than the crib of your baby so they don't have to climb or leap out.

Drop-sides on the sides of cots are another option, since they're safer for babies who are able to climb up and walk over the edge. These cots also have pedals or catch that stop your child from unlatching the cot on their own. They are especially helpful for parents who are taller and do not have the ability to take their child from the crib.

Some cots are designed with an adjustable side that can be adjusted to lower or raise to accommodate older babies who are beginning to roll around and wiggle in their sleep. This kind of cot comes with a safety guard which is usually made from metal or plastic and helps prevent your baby from falling out.

You can also buy a Moses Basket that can be converted into a bed. This is ideal for toddlers and babies who are a little older. It's an incredibly smaller cot than the standard one, meaning it occupies less space in your child's room. It is also easy to move, and many come with wheels that make it easier to manoeuvre.

Aesthetics

A good cot bed should look stylish and fit in well with the rest of your nursery. It will create a calm environment for your baby. It will also add to overall ambience in the room. It should not be placed too close to doors or windows because this could expose your baby's sleep to drafts.

You can choose from a range of cots for babies, but the top ones have a sleek design that looks stunning and is easy to clean. Some are made of sturdy wood and come with fixed safety rails that keep your child secure. Others are made of metal and are easy to assemble. Select a cot that is made of soft fabric that won't make your Baby Cot sweat. The cot shouldn't be set near an open fire since it may catch on the flame.

Some cots have an under-bed storage basket or drawer beneath the mattress which can be used to store blankets and muslins. A hood can be used to shield your infant from light and noise and allow them to sleep better at night. It is also crucial to get a mattress that is similar to the size of your cot, and choose organic cotton if you can.

The cot can be used by your baby until is approximately four years older. Some cots can be used as toddler beds. If you're looking to purchase a high-end cot, look into the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, that is available in a range of colours and has been voted best cot sale at the 2022 Mother&Baby awards. It's beautiful in design and is simple to assemble and features three mattress base heights.

Incorporating a few toys into your infant's cot bed can encourage them to sleep for longer. But, do not attempt to make the cot comfortable with pillows or extra mattresses in case they pose the risk of suffocation or injury. You can also buy an appropriate cover for the mattress to lessen the need to clean it often. The mattress is protected from stains caused by the shedding of sweat, soaking or soaking.

Space saving

Cot beds are designed to expand with your child. They are able to be converted into an adult bed. This reduces the cost of replacing cot furniture as well as making the transition from crib to bed a breeze for your baby. Many cheap cots have built-in shelves to store things like toys, blankets and books. This feature is particularly useful when your home is small in space.

Unlike bassinets, cot beds generally have a slatted structure that allows air to circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. The slats also help keep the mattress fresh and clean. They are less likely to slide than bassinets, which can be uncomfortable for infants. You can choose between various slats including standard, wide, and narrow. Whatever slats you choose, it is important to select a firm and firm mattress for the safety and comfort of your child.

Some cots come with the top made of plastic or metal to stop your baby from climbing the bed. These tops could cause injuries to your child, which is why they should be removed when they are older. There are a variety of cots on the market. Some are available in various styles and colors. Some cots have additional features such as teething bars and under-bed storage drawers.

One of our top picks is the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, which has a beautiful aesthetic and easy assembly. The cot is a great option for parents on limited funds since it is cheaper than other alternatives. The cot also comes with an adjustable mattress that is standard size, making it easy to purchase bedding for.

Another alternative is the Leander cot bed, which comes with an under-bed drawer which can be used for storing bedding and toys. It is also suitable for babies and is extremely compact, making it a great option for those working with little space. The Boori Oasis is a chic, attractive cot that is easy to put together. It is a great addition to any nursery. It's more expensive compared to other cots, but still worth considering if your goal is to find a crib of high-quality that will grow with your child's.